Curb Your Enthusiasm 12x8

1. I mean, you could be learning something

2. in that time, you know?

3. Mm-hmm. You know who's gonna be a billionaire?

4. Motherfucker who's gonna, uh, create a car that runs on piss.

5. - Yeah. You know what? - No more time wasted.

6. Now that idiotic brain of yours has finally...

7. You're driving across country—

8. You've landed on something. Yeah.

9. You drink water and Gatorades and shit,

10. - fucking coffees and shit the whole fucking trip. - Yeah.

11. You pull over, take your dick out,

12. put it in that little hole where the gas goes,

13. and fill that motherfucker up.

14. You're on your merry way. The Peeus.

15. That's what it's fucking called. The Peeus.

16. - Fantastic idea. - You know another good idea?

17. Hmm?

18. Me getting up and getting another plate.

19. Oh, God. No, don't. Don't.

20. - Whew. - Leon, come on, man.

21. - And once I undo these pants... - Oh, jeez.

22. - ... and this top buckle... - You're gonna get sick.

23. Watch my smoke.

24. Huh? What's wrong with you?

25. I'm going in, Larry!

26. - Oh, Jesus. - Whoo! Oh, yeah.

27. Those snow crab legs.

28. - Hey, these fresh? - Yes, sir.

29. It's enough already. Sit down and eat it.

30. Whoo-wee!

31. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. - Hey!

32. We're done. That was your last plate for today.

33. You have four plates. Too much food.

34. I'm cutting you off. That's all!

35. Wait. You got a sign outside that says, "all you can eat."

36. You mean to tell me, I can't eat all the fuck want to eat?

37. All you can eat if you are reasonable.

38. You've already ate, my friend. I've been counting.

39. Five pound short rib, ten pound prawns.

40. - Who are you, by the way? - I'm Shimon.

41. - You're Shimon? - I am Shimon.

42. Oh, so you're the Wendy's of this motherfucker.

43. I'm fucking Wendy. You want me to put on a little red wig and freckles?

44. - Yeah. Yeah. - How 'bout this?

45. - How 'bout you do that? - I do that

46. after you get the fuck out!

47. You're banned forever. Lifetime ban.

48. - Lifetime. - That's not— that's not fair.

49. Oh. You, my friend.

50. You still can come when you want

51. because you eat like reasonable person.

52. Yeah. Yeah, I had one plate. You know why?

53. - 'Cause the food stinks. - You stink!

54. - No, you stink! - No, you stink!

55. - You stink! - You stink!

56. - You stink! - You fucking stink.

57. - You stink, Shimon! - No, you stink.

58. Get out. Both of you out.

59. Both of you out. You, forever.

60. You, maybe— maybe you have a chance.

61. - Fuck you, Wendy. - Lifetime ban!

62. Only person besides you, Gary Busey.

63. If this was a brothel, I'd be fucking pissed.

64. Lifetime ban. You're gone.

65. - I'm still good? - You're still fine.

66. You're still fine. Go.

67. He did me dirty. He did me fucking dirty.

68. - Yeah, he really did. - Wow, man. Now I need dessert.

69. What, are you nuts? You had four plates of food.

70. - You want something? - No.

71. No? Okay. Don't fucking leave me.

72. Hurry up.

73. Hey!

74. Look at this. Huh? Wow.

75. You know something? This is— This is perfect.

76. I have a favor to ask you.

77. - I'm doing— - Oh, boy, that's a horrible way

78. - to introduce a sentence. - No, no.

79. I'm doing a play. It's called House Divided.

80. - Yeah? - Yeah. I get to play Lincoln.

81. - Wh— You're playing Lincoln? - Yeah.

82. What fun.

83. And Lori Loughlin is playing my wife, Mary Todd.

84. - Lori Loughlin? - Yeah, Lori Loughlin.

85. - Oh. - And here's— here's the thing.

86. She loves to play golf, and I was just hoping

87. that maybe you could sponsor her at the club.

88. - There's nobody else who could sponsor her? - No.

89. Because of that whole college admissions scandal thing,

90. no club will touch her.

91. - That's not fair. - No. She's a lovely lady.

92. - Yeah, I'll bet she is. - And that's why I'm coming—

93. - She's being blackballed from the clubs? - Yes. Yes.

94. Terrible. That's— I'll sponsor her.

95. Oh, Larry. Thanks, man.

96. - I really appreciate that. - Yeah. Happy to do it.

97. You know I'm a champion of the underdog.

98. - You know that. - I do. I do.

99. Wait a minute. You worked with her, didn't you?

100. Yeah. Yeah, on— on Seinfeld.

101. No, no, that was the last two years.

102. I wasn't there for that episode.

103. Huh. But you did the finale, right?

104. - Yeah, Ted, I did the finale. - That's what I thought.

105. Yeah. Anyway, thanks. I'll— I'll let Lori know.

106. Thank you so much, buddy. I got to run.

107. Voilà!

108. - Wow. - Yeah.

109. - Look at you. - "Catch as Caftan."

110. My business! All mine.

111. Well, I like how you plastered yourself all over

112. - Santa Monica Boulevard here... - Ah, it's a sales thing.

113. Like— like Queen Nefertiti.

114. You got to spend money to make money,

115. and it's an investment.

116. And I think the business is just gonna take off.

117. Now you see why I wanted you to come.

118. All right, well, I got to, uh, I got to take off.

119. - Uh, I got a big date tonight. - Wait, Irma's gone, right?

120. Yeah. This is my first one.

121. - Anyone I know? - Oh, yeah.

122. - Who? - I can't even tell you.

123. - Oh, come on! It's me! - I can't, no.

124. You're gonna mock me to death.

125. I'm not gonna mock. Tell me.

126. Sienna Miller.

127. - She's going out with you? - Yeah!

128. - That gorgeous woman? - Yeah, I'm going to her, uh,

129. screening for her new movie tonight.

130. - Oh, get the fuck out of here. - Yes.

131. - She's got a thing for me. - All right.

132. - Well— You know what it is? - You know why?

133. - Yeah, I know. I know what it is. - Yeah. Atlanta.

134. Listen, when you're out with Sienna,

135. maybe mention the caftans, 'cause they'd look fantastic.

136. She's tall, thin.

137. - It would flow beautifully on her. - Are you—

138. Think she's gonna wear that fucking thing?

139. - Yes! - Get out of here.

140. "Catch as Caftan."

141. Oh, I love it.

142. "Fourscore..."

143. "... and seven years ago,

144. our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation,

145. conceived in liberty..."

146. "... and dedicated to the proposition

147. that all men are created equal."

148. "Fourscore and seven years ago..."

149. By the way,

150. if you think you're getting any of my popcorn,

151. you're gravely mistaken.

152. Gravely.

153. If you think you can go on a date with someone

154. and not share popcorn, you're gravely mistaken.

155. - Oh, is this— Is this a date? - Gravely.

156. Is this a date?

157. I don't know, Larry. You tell me.

158. If you share the popcorn, it's a date.

159. All right, well...

160. - Thank you. - If you must.

161. I get a little bit nervous.

162. Nervous? It's friends and family,

163. you got nothing to worry about.

164. This is the easiest thing you'll ever go through.

165. And aren't you, uh, aren't you shooting another one?

166. - Mm. Right now. - Very busy gal.

167. - Busy gal. - Yeah.

168. I'm like Rachel and the rug merchants.

169. Who?

170. Rachel and the rug merchants.

171. - What's that? - It's like a—

172. It's a famous Old Testament Jewish parable.

173. - Rachel and the rug merchants? - Have you never heard of it?

174. - Never heard of it. - Call yourself a Jew?

175. What's it about?

176. It's about Rachel and rug merchants.

177. What— And what happened? Did she get cheated on a rug,

178. and she had to return the rug?

179. Did they give her the wrong rug? Was there a stain on it?

180. I mean, there's many possibilities

181. - for what the story... - No, no stain on the rug. Uh-uh.

182. Was the rug too big for her tent,

183. and she got the dimensions wrong?

184. Was it about her relationship with the rug merchant?

185. Did she have an affair with the rug merchant?

186. What happened with her and the rug merchant?

187. Johnny? Johnny, where are you?

188. Johnny?

189. Oh my God. Johnny! Johnny, come on!

190. I notice you like to eat a lot of fruit in your movies.

191. I mean, we're only halfway through this,

192. and you've already eaten a cantaloupe, a nectarine,

193. and some mulberries.

194. In fact, now that I think about it,

195. didn't you eat a lot of fruit in Anatomy of a Scandal?

196. - Uh... - What is that?

197. Is that part of your process?

198. You take a bite, you act, you take another bite, you act.

199. I'm just trying to watch, you know.

200. - Excuse me? Excuse me? - Oh, sorry.

201. Have you seen an 11-year-old boy?

202. Oh, yeah. You're doing it again.

203. He's wearing like a black and green checkered shirt.

204. No, I'm sorry.

205. He's been missing for, like, three hours.

206. I haven't seen him. Sorry.

207. Oh, my God.

208. Johnny!

209. Hey, chief. What's up?

210. - Johnny! - You talking to me?

211. Yeah. We got to have a little powwow.

212. Look, what's your problem?

213. My problem? I don't have a problem.

214. Your problem is that you're way in my area

215. - with your jacket. - No. No.

216. That's where a jacket belongs, on the back of the chair.

217. It's my chair.

218. - In what world— - So I get to put it on my back.

219. - Just leave it alone. - This is draped beautifully

220. over the back of my chair.

221. It's not disturbing anybody.

222. - It's draped... - Yes.

223. like you're giving me a lap dance, okay?

224. Oh, please. Everybody knows that a jacket

225. goes on the back of the chair.

226. You drive a car,

227. you go drive into every lane on the parkway, huh?

228. - Yeah, no— - I'm married.

229. I can't just go to the mall and fuck any woman I want.

230. Excuse me. Both of you, stop it!

231. Why don't you put it on the front of his chair?

232. Put it on the front? What an idiot you are.

233. His neck is gonna be on my jacket.

234. My jacket's gonna be on his neck.

235. That doesn't make any sense at all.

236. - Oh, shut your fucking... - Both of you, shut up! Sit back!

237. Just put it on the lap.

238. That's enough!

239. Well, we'll keep an eye out.

240. Something's happened. I can feel it.

241. I can feel it.

242. Johnny!

243. Johnny!

244. By the way, you're very good in this.

245. "It is for us, rather,

246. to be dedicated here to the great task

247. remaining before us,

248. that from these honored dead we take increased devotion

249. to that cause..."

250. "... for which they gave

251. their last full measure of devotion.

252. For which they gave their last full measure of devotion."

253. All right, next on the agenda, we are reviewing

254. the membership application of Lori Loughlin.

255. Is there anyone present

256. who wishes to speak on her behalf?

257. I will.

258. Oh, Mr. David.

259. Nice to see you here. Floor is yours.

260. Members of Ocean View, our esteemed board.

261. Eighty-seven years ago,

262. our fathers brought forth on this property

263. a new golf club dedicated to the proposition

264. that men can have fun and women can't.

265. But that was a long time ago, and things have changed.

266. For the better.

267. The world will little note nor long remember

268. what we say here in the Monte Carlo room,

269. but it will never forget what they did here.

270. Men like Hiram Goldfarb,

271. who started the Turkey Day best ball scramble,

272. and William Jacobson,

273. who donated... that parcel of land...

274. where we play pickle ball.

275. And I highly resolve

276. that she shall not have served

277. her time in vain,

278. and that this exclusive club of specific people,

279. by specific people, and for specific people

280. shall have a new, specific member.

281. And as much as that woman in Atlanta

282. was thirsty for water, Lori Loughlin is equally thirsty

283. for membership!

284. I say we let her drink!

285. Yes!

286. You did it!

287. You did it? I did it.

288. What do I mean, "You did it"? I did it.

289. - You did! - Ah!

290. - Could have been a great lawyer. - Oh. Larry.

291. Could've been a great butcher. And I would have enjoyed it too.

292. You— you take a mallet, you pound the beef.

293. - You pound it, you pound it. - Mm.

294. You slice it. That's fun.

295. Um, so, uh, as far as the club, what— what next? What—

296. You have to play two rounds of golf with, uh,

297. some of the committee members. And I'll be playing with you.

298. - It'll be a breeze. Yeah. - Oh, great!

299. Larry, I can't thank you enough.

300. You know, people say that, and— and they don't really.

301. They stop thanking.

302. You'll— Probably won't thank me again after this.

303. In fact, if ever get another thank you from you,

304. uh, I'll be shocked.

305. Oh, my God!

306. - There's a dick in my mouth? - In your mouth.

307. - With balls? - A drawing. A drawing.

308. - With balls. A drawing. - A drawing.

309. - Like a graffiti dick. - It's not in your mouth.

310. It's kind of grazing your lips.

311. And...

312. They grazed your lips with a dick.

313. - How hilarious is that? - They ruined my poster,

314. - my billboard! They ruined it. - They did. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

315. I— I have one— one more detail to share.

316. - What? - Uh-huh.

317. You're cradling the balls.

318. I'm sorry.

319. - Grazing and cradling. - I'm sorry.

320. - Yeah. - Oh, fuck me.

321. What are you laughing at, Jeff? What's so funny, Jeff?

322. - Yeah, that's not funny. - It's— It's not funny.

323. - No, it's not funny. No. - It is not. I'm... I'm shocked.

324. - No, it's not funny. - It's shock laughing.

325. Who the fuck would do that to me?

326. I don't know.

327. I don't even put a dick in my mouth. Right, Je— Jeff?

328. I don't give blowjobs.

329. What, do you need— you need me to agree with you? I know.

330. Why can't— why can't you give a blowjob every now and then?

331. - Oh, Larry, come on. - Would that kill ya?

332. Would that kill ya?

333. - You know, it might kill me. - Huh? Huh?

334. What is this revulsion?

335. And what difference does it make?

336. You're a single guy.

337. You're out there, single, hot on the town.

338. - Yeah. - Oh, yeah, yeah.

339. You probably get 'em all the time.

340. - Hey. - Oh, all the time. Yeah.

341. How did it, uh, how did it go with Sienna Miller? That's—

342. - You didn't get one from her. - Not good.

343. - Not good - Really? What happened?

344. I texted her twice. She never got back to me.

345. Well, it wasn't gonna work out anyway

346. with an old fuck like you.

347. What does she want to be with you for?

348. That's what I thought, but she's the one who started it.

349. Yeah, well, it looks like she ended it.

350. I'm gonna go call the billboard company

351. and get that dick out of my mouth.

352. Speaking of Sienna,

353. you know, I— I know the director on her movie.

354. - He says— - Oh, the one she's filming now.

355. Yeah. He says they're having a ton of problems.

356. - What? - Yeah, they're thinking of,

357. uh, firing her.

358. - You're kidding. - Mm-mm.

359. It's her acting.

360. You know, I did make a comment to her

361. about how she eats a lot of fruit in her movies.

362. I wouldn't be surprised if that's affecting

363. her performance in this movie.

364. It's a possibility.

365. I'm going to the bathroom.

366. All right.

367. "Fourscore and seven years ago,

368. our fathers brought forth on this continent

369. a new nation, conceived in liberty

370. and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal."

371. Enough already!

372. "Now we are engaged in a great civil war."

373. Hey, Shimon! Shimon!

374. - Hey. - Hey.

375. Can I talk to you for a second?

376. What— What is it?

377. Cou... Could you stop the jogging for a second,

378. - so I can talk to you? - Oh, I can't stop.

379. - Huh? - Why would I stop?

380. I'm in the middle of a jog.

381. I know, but it's hard to have a conversation

382. with somebody who's bouncing up and down.

383. What is it? What do you need?

384. Well, I think it's a little harsh

385. to ban my friend for life from the restaurant,

386. - when really— - Let me ask you a question.

387. - Sure. - In your bedroom,

388. you have a sign, let's say.

389. Let's say maybe you have a sign, "Masturbate all you want."

390. - Okay. - After a while, you say,

391. "No more. I can't. I don't want to do it anymore."

392. Yeah, because the well runs dry.

393. You know, there's no more water left.

394. - You can't. - Oh, there can be water.

395. There can be water, but it's a shame—

396. - You say, "That's too much!" - No, no, no, there's no—

397. If there was shame, you wouldn't have done it

398. - five times to begin with. - Leon—

399. Why is there gonna be shame on number six?

400. Shame, no shame. Leon, he is banned.

401. - Okay? - You know what? I— I can't.

402. I can't. This is so rude.

403. - This is rude? I think— - This is so rude.

404. - I think it is rude— - So rude.

405. I think you are rude for stopping me on my jog.

406. No, you're rude for putting up a sign

407. that says "all you can eat" when you don't mean a word of it.

408. You don't have to worry about this

409. because you are banned for life!

410. - Oh, I'm banned? - You are banned now!

411. - Bye-bye! - Yeah, like I give a shit

412. if I ever enter that dump of a restaurant again.

413. I don't care what shits you have

414. because the shit is gone from my life.

415. - Shalom, bitch - Okay.

416. Uh, hey. Hey, hey. You're from Israel.

417. Are you familiar with Rachel and the rug merchants?

418. - It's a Bible thing. - I know the Bible.

419. I've never heard of Rachel

420. I've never heard of rug merchants.

421. - Really? - Yeah.

422. - No, you— - Oh, oh. Uh, Rachel, yeah, yeah.

423. Rachel. She looks at the rug merchants

424. and says, "You're banned, bitch!" Shalom!

425. - Hey, hey. - Oh, hey, Larry.

426. Thank you again for all your help.

427. Of course. Happy to do it.

428. You know, we probably shouldn't take a cart today

429. 'cause it's cart paths only.

430. We can't go on the fairway 'cause they punched the fairway.

431. Oh, no, no problem, I— I got this.

432. Yeah, got the blue flag. We can drive anywhere.

433. We can even drive right up to the green.

434. Wait a second. You got to have a doctor's note

435. - to get one of those. - Oh, yeah.

436. Well, I— I have Epstein-Barr.

437. You have Epstein-Barr?

438. One hematologist thinks so.

439. What do the other hematologists think?

440. Oh, Larry, this is gonna be so much fun.

441. Isn't that a Jew disease?

442. - Wow. - Yeah!

443. - What a putt. - Thank you!

444. Really good.

445. - Really good. - Larry.

446. You got to make this putt.

447. Come on, let's win some money. Let's beat these bastards.

448. Let's go. You got this. Let's go.

449. Ah.

450. Great, Larry. Way to read a green.

451. Great.

452. Oh, thank you, you guys. This was so much fun, really.

453. - Oh, sure. That was great - Thank you.

454. - Yeah, it was great. - Thank you.

455. You know, A House Divided, it— it opens this weekend.

456. You guys want to come? I can get you tickets.

457. Oh, you and Ted? Yeah, I'll see it.

458. - I'll come. - Yeah. Thank you very much.

459. - All right. Great. - Yeah, thank you.

460. Oh, you gotta give the guy your valet ticket.

461. Oh, no. I'm— I'm good. I've got this.

462. - A handicapped sticker? - It's fantastic.

463. - I can park anywhere. - How'd you get that?

464. - Oh, you know. - Oh, yeah, Epstein-Barr.

465. - What? - Epstein-Barr?

466. Right. Epstein-Barr.

467. - Right. - Yeah.

468. All right, you guys, enjoy the rest of your day. Bye.

469. - Bye. - Bye.

470. And, Larry, short game! Work on that short game.

471. Yeah, yeah.

472. Oh, my God.

473. "Fourscore and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth

474. on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty

475. and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.

476. Now we are engaged in a great civil war,

477. testing whether that nation

478. or any nation so conceived and so dedicated,

479. can long endure.

480. We are met on a great battlefield

481. of that war.

482. We are here to dedicate a portion of it

483. as a final resting place

484. for those who here gave their lives

485. so that that nation might live.

486. But in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate,

487. we cannot consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground."

488. "It is rather that from these honored dead,

489. we take increased devotion to that cause

490. and that we here highly resolve that these dead

491. shall not have died in vain

492. and that government of the people,

493. by the people,

494. for the people,

495. shall not perish from the earth."

496. - Yeah, buddy! - Whoo!

497. USA! USA!

498. Yeah! Fuck you, Shimon!

499. That's five pounds of short ribs and ten pounds of fuck you!

500. Fuck you, Shimon!

501. Hey, you're not gonna believe this.

502. I just got off the phone with my CFO.

503. Business, booming.

504. - Through the roof - What?

505. Yeah. In the past two weeks. Unbelievable.

506. - It's the penis. - Oh, it's not the penis.

507. - It's the penis! - It's the product!

508. How come it wasn't booming

509. before the penis got up there?

510. - It's word of mouth. - Oh, yeah, word of mouth.

511. Hey, I think you're getting a post-penis bump.

512. - How? - Because people are talk—

513. "Hey, did you see the woman with the billboard

514. with the caftans? There's a penis in her mouth."

515. "Penis in her mouth?" "There's a penis in her mouth."

516. Yeah.

517. You sound like you're in a musical.

518. Yeah, well, to me, it's real life.

519. - And I want it down. - No. In fact...

520. - You know what you should do? - What?

521. You need a second dick.

522. - Second dick. - No.

523. You think I'm gonna get more business from two dicks?

524. - It'll double! - Uh, yeah.

525. You know what I'm thinking?

526. - Dick up the ass. - Oh, stop it.

527. - You're disgusting. - So, two dicks up front,

528. - dick up the ass. - Yeah.

529. - And how 'bout some jizz on ya? - Yeah

530. You know what? Let me tell you—

531. I mean, you will sell out. Sell out.

532. Little jizz. Jizz will knock it out of the park.

533. Warren Buffett never made a business plan

534. having jizz on the face. All right. Trust me on that.

535. Yeah, I'm just saying as a businesswoman,

536. it's incumbent on you to consider this thing.

537. - I'll think about it. - Stick with the dicks!

538. - Go away! - Sienna, it's Larry.

539. - I— I need to talk to you. - Larry, not now.

540. It's a really bad time, Larry.

541. It— It'll only take a few minutes. It's important.

542. Yeah, uh...

543. What's up?

544. Uh, well, first of all,

545. I— I just wanted to apologize, uh, for the other night.

546. You know, I put the coat on the back of the chair.

547. That's where coats go.

548. That's where coats have gone for forever.

549. Even in Shakespeare's time,

550. they put the capes and doublets on the back.

551. - Yeah. - You know.

552. It's the least of my worries right now, Larry,

553. the coat, but thank you for the apology.

554. How's everything going with the filming?

555. It's not good.

556. No matter what I do, I just can't get a handle on it.

557. I'm really sorry to hear that.

558. It's a nightmare. They're gonna fire me.

559. You know, uh, I'm looking around this trailer,

560. and I notice there's no fruit.

561. I don't even— I don't like fruit.

562. I don't even— I don't— What do you mean?

563. Oh. Uh-huh. Oh, you don't— You don't like fruit.

564. - No, I don't like fruit. - Oh, sure. Yeah.

565. I don't care for fruit, particularly, so...

566. You don't care for it? You don't like it?

567. - You don't eat it? - Mm-mm. Larry, I don't need it.

568. I don't care for it, particularly. I—

569. I got you a pear.

570. I'll make some coffee.

571. Who could that be?

572. Hello, ma'am.

573. - Are you Tanya Barstow? - Yes.

574. Harold.

575. His plane was shot down.

576. He's dead.

577. He said we'd sail to the islands,

578. just the two of us.

579. "I won't be long," he said.

580. "When I get back," he said.

581. "We have the whole world in front of us," he said.

582. But time doesn't listen,

583. and the world doesn't wait.

584. I begged him! I begged him not to go to the Air Force.

585. I begged him not to fly.

586. It's your fault.

587. You encouraged him to go to flight school.

588. You wanted him to die!

589. You're the one who should be dead.

590. I hate you!

591. Cut!

592. That's great.

593. - Sienna, oh, that was beautiful. - Yeah, that was amazing.

594. How great was that?

595. - That was sensational. - Thank you.

596. - You were amazing. - Oh, my God.

597. - Wow. - Sienna, that was great.

598. I'm just thrilled. We got it, right?

599. - Yes, absolutely. - Got it.

600. - You saved my fucking ass. - Moving on!

601. - Come on. - Come on, huh?

602. - Come on. - Come on. Come on.

603. Come on.

604. I cannot believe that you did that.

605. You figured it out for me.

606. I'll tell you what I can't figure out.

607. - Mm-hmm. - Uh, uh—

608. I tried doing some research on Rachel and the rug merchants,

609. and I can't— I can't come up with anything. I can't find it.

610. - Weird. - Yeah.

611. Of all the stories that I read in your religion,

612. she was the one that really, like, spoke to me.

613. You're sure you read it? Is it possible you dreamed it?

614. Okay, look, I don't—

615. I don't know where I read it. I don't— I can't remember where I read it,

616. but I know it definitely exists.

617. - Okay? Yeah. - Okay.

618. You know what else I tried to find was the word schmeitz,

619. which... I couldn't find that either.

620. Schmeitz exists.

621. - Schmeitz? - Schmeitz is a real word

622. for "I've got to go." "I got to schmeitz."

623. This wig is killing me.

624. It's so uncomfortable.

625. I think I have to go get it adjusted.

626. Do you wear a different wig in every movie?

627. Now that I think about it,

628. I don't think I've ever seen you

629. with the same hair. In fact,

630. I don't know if I've ever seen your real hair.

631. Are you blonde? Are you brunette?

632. Are you redhead? What—

633. I— I don't even know what your hair looks like.

634. I have alopecia, you fucking asshole.

635. - I didn't know you had alopecia! - Asshole!

636. Don't schmeitz! Don't schmeitz!

637. I didn't know she had alopecia. Did you know?

638. - I had no idea. - Yeah, who knew?

639. - How can you tell? - You can't.

640. Larry! Hey! You ready?

641. You feeling like a winner?

642. - Oh, yeah. - Oh, good.

643. - Feeling like a big winner. - Good, Larry, good,

644. - 'cause I do not like to lose. - Hmm.

645. By the way, how did you get the tee time switched to 10:45?

646. - I couldn't get the 10:45. - Oh, crazy thing.

647. Starter just likes me. Weird.

648. All right, I'm gonna go to the range.

649. - Okay. - Wanna go to the range?

650. I'll— I'll meet you there.

651. All right. Less chit chatting and more chipping.

652. - Okay. - Let's go. All right.

653. - Okay. - We're gonna win, Larry.

654. Take some money today!

655. - Have fun. - Hey, Daveed.

656. Hey. How you doing?

657. - Good morning - Morning.

658. Um, I'm just curious.

659. How did Lori get that tee time moved to 10:45?

660. I can think of 50 reasons.

661. Wow.

662. Yeah. She's quite a gal, huh?

663. Yeah, she's quite a gal.

664. - Yes, she is. - All right. Thank you.

665. - Okay. That's good. - Oh, really?

666. - Yeah. I'm gonna give you that. - That is five.

667. I got a five also, so we're up by one.

668. - That's true. Right. Yes. - That's right.

669. - You're going down, Matt. Yeah. - Okay.

670. - Hey, you left your club over there. - Oh, thank you, Larry.

671. You got a five?

672. - Yeah. - How did you get a five?

673. - I found my ball. - You found that ball?

674. - I found that ball. - How'd you get it out of the woods?

675. You were pretty deep in there.

676. I had a good lie.

677. Yeah, you had a good lie all right.

678. Holy shit!

679. Where's Larry? Where the fuck is he?

680. - He said he'll be— - Late again?

681. - No, he'll be here. Trust me, he'll be here. - Jesus.

682. - I don't even really— - Hey!

683. Hey. You're that lady with the dick in her mouth.

684. Really?

685. Hey! Hey!

686. - Whoa, whoa. - Look, I'm sorry for doing this.

687. My wife wants me to do this, so just go along with it.

688. On the count of three, turn your head to the right.

689. One, two, three.

690. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And keep my wife's business

691. out of your motherfucking mouth!

692. You are really something, boy.

693. - Oh, that was hot, baby! - Hey.

694. Oh, Larr, you're not gonna believe this.

695. Oh, no, no, you're not gonna believe this.

696. I drove by the billboard this afternoon.

697. There's a second dick in your mouth!

698. You're gonna make a fortune!

699. Wow. Second dick.

700. Oh, God.

701. You should see this one. It's huge!

702. So, so sorry. So sorry.

703. You— you could've gotten up. It wouldn't've killed you.

704. - Oh, hey. - Hey.

705. Well, they're good seats. It's nice to see you.

706. Yeah.

707. I'm excited about this.

708. - Are you excited to see this? - Yeah, I am.

709. I really like Lori Loughlin.

710. Oh, yeah. Quite a gal.

711. Hey. I know you.

712. You're a waiter at that Chinese restaurant, right?

713. Oh, yes. I work at Sun Wah Palace.

714. How's the dead fish?

715. - He— - Still dead?

716. Oh. You the fish guy? No. We no have dead fish.

717. Eh...

718. We— Visit downtown restaurant. You see fish there.

719. - Very happy. Doing better there. - Ah, I'm... I'm gonna go—

720. - I'm gonna go this weekend. - Okay.

721. Yeah, what, are you a big history buff?

722. - You like Lincoln? - Oh, yes.

723. One of favorite president.

724. You know, if Lincoln had a fish tank

725. and a fish got stuck in the filter,

726. Lincoln would've freed the fish.

727. Uh, fish not stuck, so Lincoln no have fish to free.

728. It's a hypothetical. Lincoln would free fish.

729. Uh, why you care so much about fish?

730. - Why you no care about fish? - Maybe you worry about yourself.

731. - Yeah. - You have problem, sir.

732. No, you have problems. You pathological liar.

733. - You pathological liar. - Hey.

734. - No. Fish sick. - Yeah. Fish stuck.

735. - No, fish move. - Fish dead. Fish dead.

736. What are you doing? We're here to watch a play.

737. - Yeah. - Okay.

738. - Mary. - Yes, Abe.

739. Have you seen my red stockings?

740. You mean the ones that were riddled with holes?

741. I hadn't noticed.

742. I had, and I had Miranda throw them out.

743. Or to put it a way you might appreciate,

744. they've been emancipated.

745. Perhaps we should arrive a little later to the Sewards'

746. than we planned.

747. Punctuality is the politeness of kings. We shan't be late.

748. Ah. If he talks about wanting to purchase Alaska

749. one more time, I will join the Confederacy.

750. Frances Seward thinks I'm dirt.

751. - If she looked down her nose... - Hey.

752. any further at me, I swear her eyes would fall out.

753. - What? - You have not draped the coat

754. over the back of the seat properly.

755. - My coat fine. - Coat long.

756. Coat fine.